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CABLES TIED FOR HARVEY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2024

DIV 1 WEST
PRESCOT CABLES 1 VAUXHALL MOTORS 1
By Sam Rawnsley

PRESCOT Cables will feel they dropped an easy two points after they boasted the majority of chances yet were unable to find a winner against visitors Vauxhall Motors.
The hosts had two early chances through Murphy and Donaldson, both clearing the crossbar. The visitors then bit back and came close twice themselves before John Murphy put Cables a goal ahead after 17 minutes, the ball bouncing around the area before he neatly headed in.
Ten minutes later, Allen made a cracking save to keep the score the same, denying Harve...

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